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The backup singer on Dwight Yoakam's version of "Sloop John B" is noted to be the artist's longtime collaborator, Maria McKee. Her harmonies complement Yoakam's vocals, adding depth to the track. The song is featured on his 1997 album "Under the Covers."
That was The Beach Boys.
"Sloop John B." by The Beach Boys or "Detroit City" by many artists, most notably Bobby Bare
A light, swift, and easily maneuvered ship is often referred to as a "sloop" or "catamaran," depending on its design. These vessels are typically characterized by a sleek hull and a lightweight structure, allowing for quick sailing and agile navigation in various waters. Their design makes them ideal for both racing and recreational sailing, enabling them to respond swiftly to wind changes and maneuver through tight spaces. Such ships are favored for their speed and versatility in various maritime conditions.
"Hang on Sloopy" is about being in love/a relationship with a girl of another socioeconomic class. Wes Farrell and Bert Russell wrote the song in the mid-1960s, and it was originally titled "My Girl Sloopy"; "Sloopy" is a reference to American jazz singer Dorothy Sloop, who often went by the name "Sloopy." The first stanza speaks to the boy's love and concern for a poor girl, whose father holds some menial or socially undesirable job that she is ashamed of. He tells her he doesn't care what her daddy "do," and that he's in love with her and to hang on, things will improve. The second stanza speaks to the strong sexual attraction between the two, and is a veiled reference to the act of fellatio, with the boy laying on his back. He delights in her long hair, and coaxes her to let her hair down and "hang down on me." Backed by the chorus, he urges her to "come on, come on." He tells her "it feels so good" and that she knows it feels so good. The song quickens in tempo and he exhorts her to "shake it, shake it, shake it," letting out a "yeah!" before the song creschendos with a long howl, symbolizing the ecstasy of his orgasm.
The backup singer on Dwight Yoakam's version of "Sloop John B" is noted to be the artist's longtime collaborator, Maria McKee. Her harmonies complement Yoakam's vocals, adding depth to the track. The song is featured on his 1997 album "Under the Covers."
It is a "sloop", said to be "sloop-rigged".
Dorothy Sloop died in 1998.
Dorothy Sloop was born in 1913.
Kingfisher - sloop - happened in 1864.
The Sloop Inn was created in 1312.
Greek sloop Karteria was created in 1826.
A Sloop has only one mast a schooner has two.
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Sloop John B was created on 1966-03-21.
Texan sloop-of-war Austin was created on 1840-01-05.
Texan sloop-of-war Austin ended on 1846-05-11.